Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 445

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 408 Scripting Dictionary Description 3D command; returns the motion found within the referenced cast member that has the name specified by whichMotion, or is found at the index position specified by the index. As motion.count, this property returns the total number of motions found within the cast member. Object name string comparisons are not case-sensitive. The index position of a particular motion may change when objects at lower index positions are deleted. If no motion is found that uses the specified name or no motion is found at the specified index position then this command returns void. Example thisMotion = member("3D World").motion("Wing Flap") thisMotion = member("3D World").motion[7] put member("scene").motion.count -- 2 See also duration (3D), map (3D) move() Usage -- Lingo syntax memberObjRef.move({intPosn, castLibName}) // JavaScript syntax memberObjRef.move({intPosn, castLibName}); Description Member method; moves a specified cast member to either the first empty location in its containing cast, or to a specified location in a given cast. For best results, use this method during authoring, not at runtime, because the move is typically saved with the file. The actual location of a cast member does not affect most presentations during playback for an end user. To switch the content of a sprite or change the display during runtime, set the member of the sprite. Parameters intPosn Optional. An integer that specifies the position in the cast library castLibName to which the member is moved. castLibName Optional. A string that specifies the name of the cast library to which the member is moved. Example This statement moves cast member Shrine to the first empty location in the Cast window: -- Lingo syntax member("shrine").move() // JavaScript syntax member("shrine").move(); This statement moves cast member Shrine to location 20 in the Bitmaps Cast window: